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No.151784
"Which is more dangerous, fantasies - or a society that tries to forbid them?"

Some of you may remember a thread I created months ago asking for help finding a rare or possibly lost documentary called Passion Despair. The film follows Daniel, a Swiss man living in Moldova where he works as a photographer shooting CandyDoll style content who eventually marries Romina, one of his models. The film explores the morality of his work and society's views of it.

Well, I finally got it, and I've uploaded it to archive.org! :mona2:

https://archive.org/details/passion-despair-main-feature

Hope you enjoy, let me know what you think. :nagato:
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No.151811
>>151784
Interesting documentary!

However the player on archive.org doesnt load the subtitles. I don't know if thats an error on your part or an issue with archive.org. :smile:
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No.151826
>>151811
There are no subtitles
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No.151827
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>>151811
>>151826
No, there are subs. I thought they were hardcoded in because there's no .srt file with it. I don't know how subtitles work, maybe the archive.org player just doesn't support displaying them for some reason?
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No.151828
>>151827
And when I open it in VLC and click "sub track" - it shows an option to turn them on or off, despite there not being an .srt file.

I think if you guys download the movie they should work.
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No.151830
mkv files are containers like zip files, but video players can play them. Multiple audio tracks or subtitles can be put inside an mkv file.
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No.151848
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ｷﾀ━━━(ﾟ∀ﾟ)━━━!!
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No.151850
Extract the subtitle file and convert to mp4 with ffmpeg.

ffmpeg -i file.mkv

Look for lines mentioning “Subtitle” with a stream number like Stream #0:2 or similar.

Once you know which stream is the subtitle you want (for example, 0:2), extract it with:

ffmpeg -i file.mkv -map 0:2 subs.srt

Then convert to mp4:

ffmpeg -i file.mkv -c:v copy -c:a copy movie.mp4
Rename the subtitle file same as mp4: movie.srt
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No.151852
Have you tried unplugging the subtitles and plugging them back in?
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No.151858
>>151850
https://github.com/Gpower2/gMKVExtractGUI
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No.151861
hardsubs?
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No.151870
Why do all pedophiles have a Ned Flanders moustache?
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No.151875
>>151870
i dunno i think hes kind of cute tbh.
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No.151878
I don't have a stache and wireframe glasses, but I think people can tell anyway.
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No.152109
The subs are bitmap subs so idk how to extract them from the mkv but they are really annoying and have a weird yellow line at the top of the video.
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No.152648
hardsubs, pls? :(
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